RACP Adult Medicine Written
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Exam-style single-best-answer MCQs across all 16 BPT disciplines, modelled on the RACP DWE format (two papers, 170 questions total, four-option SBAs and EMQs, paper-based at physical venues). Full explanations for every option. See how other candidates responded with community answer distributions after each question.

• DWE-format four-option SBA questions across all disciplines
• Explanation for every option, including the distractors
• Community answer distribution after each question
• AI-generated, curriculum-mapped, endless supply
• Timed mock mode: 170 questions in 3 hours

Simulates the BPT Divisional Clinical Examination: long case presentation (60 min with patient, then presenting to two consultant examiners) and short case interpretation. Voice mode transcribes spoken answers using medical speech recognition.

• Long case: present case summary, problem list, investigations, management
• Short case: interpret examination findings, construct differentials
• Voice mode: speak your answer, no typing needed
• Debrief with tier and specific learning points after each session
• Covers all 16 BPT disciplines including geriatrics and ID

5,835 curriculum-mapped flashcards with spaced repetition across all 16 BPT internal medicine disciplines. Cards you get right come up less often; cards you miss come back sooner. Covers pathophysiology, scoring systems, drug mechanisms, and clinical vignettes.

• Spaced repetition: review what you're forgetting, not what you know
• Card types: pathophysiology, scoring systems, drug profiles, investigations
• Clinical vignette cards across cardiology, renal, neuro, and haematology
• MCQ drill mode for rapid-fire practice
• One click from card to full study note

320 sourced study notes across the BPT curriculum, one for every covered learning objective. Written to a consistent seven-section format and referenced to Australian guidelines, RACP position statements, and primary literature. They surface automatically alongside MCQ explanations and case debriefs, so you read the note straight from the result.

• 320 study notes across all 16 disciplines, one per covered LO
• Consistent 7-section structure: scannable, not a wall of text
• Referenced to Therapeutic Guidelines (eTG), RACP position statements, and primary literature
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from MCQ explanations, case feedback, and flashcards

PRIMEX maps RACP Adult Medicine learning objectives to the study notes and flashcards that cover them. The Curriculum tab gives you a structured checklist; tick off objectives as you master them, track your progress by section, and click through directly to the relevant note.

• RACP Adult Medicine learning objectives mapped to every topic
• Checkbox completion persisted across sessions
• Click any LO to jump directly to the relevant study note
• Per-section and overall progress bars at a glance

39 interactive diagrams across 12 systems, including 18 active-recall trainers with Explore, Recall, and Exam modes. Tap and drag the live model (12-lead ECG and coronary territories, ABG interpretation, flow-volume loops, shock haemodynamic profiles) and watch the values, waveforms, and interpretation update in real time.

• 39 diagrams spanning cardiology, respiratory, renal, neurology, and more
• 18 active-recall trainers: explore freely, then test yourself in Recall and Exam modes
• Live 12-lead ECG with tap-to-trace coronary territories
• Embedded directly in the matching study notes

RACP Basic Physician Training selection panels give each candidate roughly four minutes to answer each question without interruption. No mid-answer probes, no rescue, no follow-ups. The slot is yours to fill with a structured, evidence-grounded answer. This surface replicates that exact format: one question, four minutes on a countdown, and a rubric-scored debrief after you signal you are done.

• Panel-monologue format: 4-minute uninterrupted answer per question, mirroring real RACP BPT selection panels
• Question bank covering motivation for medicine, clinical scenarios, teamwork and communication, ethics, audit and quality improvement, and self-reflection
• Structural frameworks prompted per question: STAR-FR for behavioural questions, SPIES for clinical-scenario reasoning, PEARLS for reflective answers
• Debrief scored across five rubric dimensions: structure, specificity, signal, communication, and fit for basic physician training
• CanMEDS roles lens: each debrief maps which of the seven RACP Professional Qualities roles the answer demonstrated, and which were thin
• Model answer hint showing what a top-band answer would have added, without prescribing a script